Which office.
How much.
What happened.
An open, anonymous record of the bribes India is asked to pay — reported by the people who were asked.
“Every report here is anonymous, and stays public for good.”
Got an office visit coming up?
See what that department usually asks for, how often people refuse and still get served, and what the rules say.
Live reports.
Narrow by state, order by amount, or flip to a table. Nothing here carries a name, and nothing gets taken down.
TRANSPARENCY MAP
Where the demands are being made. Pick a state on the map or in the ledger to narrow the feed below.
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One more entry makes the pattern harder to deny. It takes about a minute, and no one will know it was you.
Add your report →How it works. Three steps.
We ask for three things: the office, the amount, and what was said. We never ask who you are.
Anonymous
Pick the department, type the amount, tell the story. There is no sign-up, and we don’t store who sent it.
Masked, not moderated
Names, numbers and IDs are masked automatically before publishing. No one reads reports first — readers mark them Helpful or Fake, and heavily flagged ones drop out of the feed.
Public
Approved reports join a permanent open dataset you can browse by state, department, amount or date — and download.
First-hand accounts from across India. Police, RTO and land-records offices come up most often.
Share of people who said no to the demand and still got the service they came for.
Big cities and small towns alike. Every place with a report shows up on the map and in the ledger.
In their own words.
Straight from the reports, with any names or numbers masked.
Questions.
Silence is what
keeps the rate up.
A minute of your time. No name attached. It adds up.
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